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Top Signal TS421101 −10 dB Coupler with −0.5 dB Passthru and N-Female Connectors (50 Ohm)

Top Signal −10 dB Coupler/−0.5 dB Passthru 50 Ohm N-Female TS421101

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  • Split a 50-ohm signal to a destination and a passthru
  • For use with 240, 400 & ½-inch coax cable

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$59.99
SKU: TS421101
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Product Description

Features of the Top Signal −10/−0.5 dB 50‑ohm coupler

  • One N‑female input, two N‑female outputs.
  • 600–2500 MHz frequency range.
  • 50 ohm impedance.
  • Attenuates −10 dB to the coupler, −0.5 dB to the passthru.
Top Signal TS421101 -10 dBm Coupler with -0.5 dB Passthru and N-Female Connectors (50 Ohm) diagram This Top Signal coupler attenuates −10.0 dB to the antenna and −0.5 dB downline. (Click to enlarge.)

How the Top Signal −10/−0.5 dB 50‑ohm coupler is used

  • Splits a single run of coax cable differentially, with the −10 dB coupler running to an inside antenna, and the −0.5 dB passthru running farther downline to other antennas, couplers, or splitters.
  • For in-building use with 50-ohm cell signal booster systems and ½‑inch, 400, or 240 coax cable terminated with N-male connectors.

Top Signal −10/−0.5 dB 50‑ohm coupler contents

Top Signal TS421101 -10 dB Coupler/-0.5 dB Passthru 50 Ohm N-Female icon −10/−0.5 dB N‑female 50‑ohm coupler TS421101

Please note

  • Because of the signal loss (attenuation) involved, we recommend using a coupler only if you have strong outside signal.
  • Users with weak outside signal should consider purchasing multiple, independent cell phone signal booster systems instead of dividing the signal from a single booster.

Product Specifications

Splits Signal:
2 ways
Input Ports:
1
Output Ports:
2
Connector Type:
N-female
Cable Type:
240, 400 & ½-inch coax
Frequency Range:
600–2700 MHz
Impedance:
50 Ω
Gain/Loss:
−10.0 dB coupler / −0.5 dB passthru

Warranty Information

For warranty information on this product, please see our Top Signal warranty information page.

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